so this, the move a shake is visionaries and metals when bunny the meaning of modern africa. this is an egg. and d, w with this is debbie news live from berlin. pakistan appeals to the international community for help as the country battles, devastating floods. relentless monsoon rains have killed nearly a 1000 people. the government is blaming climate change. critics say it's poor planning and corruption. if i know if it's now impossible to stop the change that's

happening here, melting away due to global warming, a warning over rapidly disappearing glaciers in europe's highest mountains. scientists are worried or losing vital climate data as the world loses a key source of fresh water. and in the bonus league, glad by old league leaders by a minute to a while draw in a thrilling clash, goals, and much more coming up in sports. ah, am i am good rough welcome to the program. officials in pakistan say flash floods across much of the country, have killed nearly 1000 people, and displaced thousands more since mid june. weeks of unrelenting monsoon rains have affected more than 30000000 people nationwide and have wrecked vital infrastructure. a national emergency is in effect they

built a home with their own hands. now these 2 brothers are clearing up what remains of it. again mother, he got a good either the i built his house with a lot of heart work at the da da da and now it's all gone. but he thought it was, i don't think there's foot water everywhere even that i, i don't, and there's no job for me to buy that. i will go, i'll have to ask the government for help rebuilding the house of aladdin though. otherwise, i have no hope of give a mother the gut in a good lead. your mother lives on our work day and night to build this home. i sacrificed my suite for it and we took out a loan that we haven't yet paid off. the government is promising financial aid for the families forced to leave their homes. but it's a mammoth task. the authorities play more than 30000000 people are affected. but what it was is that my neighbors, the children were swept away by the floods, with all suffered great losses. the waters, 3 to 6 meters high honor,

prime minister shabbos sheriff, inspected the damage in some of the worst. hit adrian and dropped relief packages for people. his government as calling into humanitarian disaster caused by climate change but opened and say corruption and poor planning have made a bad situation. worse. we spoke to ideal sharaya of care international pakistan and asked him about the scale of the crisis situation. bugs fun is extremely dull. far like could. the provinces are extremely laken, though suffering from this flood situation below to san ants and brought into that hogshead from this emergency, but recently lost one week to keep the keep rollins and some parts of the job, especially the southern and been job cities are also affected from this flood and dear by the situation is getting extreme be worse because more and more brains and

flooding is coming and it probably will still continue. what another like. and d is to 2 weeks and situation you and when get worse, incoming did. and now 20 some other stories making news right now. renewed russian shelling around ukraine's of reach a nuclear power plant is raising the risk of radioactive leaks and other hazards. that's the latest assessment from ukraine's energy operator. moscow says it's ukranian forces putting site at risk as they try to retake the area that russia seized earlier this year. the united nations nuclear watchdog is hoping to inspect the site. next week. pope francis has named 20 new cardinals at st. peter's basilica and rome most are under the age of 80, making them eligible to vote for his successor. francis has now appointed nearly 2 thirds of the cardinal's young enough to choose a new pontiff. at least 23 people were killed as rival groups exchanged gunfire in

the libyan capital, tripoli. tensions between 2 organizations vying for control of libya have been rising. for months. there could be fears. there are fears that they can escalate into an all out nationwide conflict. thousands of people gathered in the northern german city of rostock to remember racist attacks that happened there. 30 years ago in 1990 to crowds cheered as far right extremists attacked a center for asylum seekers and a hostile for vietnamese workers. was the worst violence of its kind in postwar germany the party that ruled the west african nation angola for nearly half a century as claiming victory and closely fought election. officials say the m p l a 151 percent of the vote. the opposition is disputing, the count, a low voter turnout and accusations of fraud. martin, the poll t w's, adrian creek reports from the and gold and golden capital lawanda. ah, there's

a strong police present fear. luanda. if he is a rhoda by the opposition riot, police can be seen at several places in town, trying to nip any form of protest in the bought several people were already arrested. there don't, did it, did that. and i think went back to that. we have the right to demonstrate, but we're not allowed to that. that's clear what that, that's what these are. s people live on. what floor plan they thought i might not clear over there in lpa. we were born under them and grew up under them and they could still be empowered when we die. that's not fair. we need change to make the country democratic more here is getting increasingly tense. the electoral commission published 97 percent of the results. 24 hours after the votes, but up until now they are no find the results without any explanation for the delay . the critics of the government are saying that they're still very much under

control of the electoral commission. and this is the reason why the major opposition party, the biggest one, started their own vote count saying, according to their numbers, they have won. the opposition is now calling for an independent body to see why there's a difference in numbers of both different vote counting processes. in europe's highest mountains, temperatures have risen by nearly 2 degrees celsius in the past 120 years. that's almost double the global average. and that's led to rapidly receding glaciers in the alps. one of the stark as reminders of climate change, glaciers are a major source of fresh water and help keep whole ecosystems in balance. alpine farmer errands blast nick has been on glance own for more than 70 years. he can see and feel just how radically climate change is affecting the austrian alps. assignment that the glaciers have shrunk drastically, and particularly on the surface,

there are very deep crevices everywhere in the ice and hardly any snow. anyone visiting austria's most famous glacier this year will be shocked. there are few places that show just how dramatically the glaciers are currently melting. like the pest outs, a glacier beneath austria's highest mountain, the gross clock, no. i. the heat sevilla loose the and out with one heat wave after another. the rest of the snowfield is on the upper pest data is melting away make and that interrupts the supply of the glacier system. see it's damaged wonderful. this year there was little fresh snow and sand blown here from the sahara in the spring created brown spots further speeding up the melting these if i not all is ne, it's now impossible to stop the change that's happening here. glaciers had been coming and going over the millennia with ice ages and warmer phases. but this is different. now,

there is enormously accelerated warming triggered by climate change. the rising temperatures are not just destroying the glaciers, like the shot and clays, glacier. they're also dangerous for some animals spilling. then sneak home supplies the entire alpine fauna. now the rock tar megan, for example, that will have to shift to higher ground this. at some point, all these diverse species will be up against the wall at the want of on. when the ice melts, the risk of falling rocks and mud slips will increase. at zone blick observatory, they measure climate change. here what countries are trying to stop globally is already reality. on average, it's almost 2 degrees warmer fletcher. the glaciers will disappear from the alpine region that i from here in austria, we have to say dear children, if you have the chance, please go and see the glaciers. now, if you wait too long, they'll be gone. the elves are changing dramatically in the summer. the mountains are brown and less hospitable for both animals and people.

ah, in the bonus league by and munich took on mentioned glad back looking to continue their perfect start to the season. after redrawn against a barcelona side featuring their recently departed superstar robert levin dusky in the champions league byron were looking for a show of strength, but they came up against a stubborn, glad boss side, with a keeper in top form and could only manage one. i'll draw with robert levin dusky set to return to the alley and serena in the champions league by and while hoping the likes of sodium money and thomas miller could send a message to that former goal machine. they dominated munching glad by in the early stages. some dazzling footwork from kingsley command, so hidden, go close to an opener. then by and thought they'd scored with a tap in from manet bout via ruled that leroy sonny was off side before the finish

. out of no way, glad past suddenly took the lead. marcus to ram racing through to make it one nil in the 43rd minutes. the frenchman, holding off his compatriot dialed open mechana to send me away, fans wild going into half time by ins i'm supposed to were in boisterous form after the break. but on the pitch, the place found themselves rebuffed again and again by glad by keep a yan zelma. first, he made a phenomenal double say from manet. then with sun, a thrown goal, he made a stunning stop to keep his side in front. but you can never count by an ounce at home. and with just 7 minutes remaining san, a level for the host, a perfect finish to finally beat zalman. with time, almost up the teeth, the least if i had one more rockets, but again,

the swished of her was equal to it. the 11 draw sees by and drop points for the 1st time this season. thanks to the man of the moment zelma. and that man of the moment yon zelmer had this to say about the game. cosby renew before the game that we will have a lot of work behind with the with the defense area of cross is that of of shots renewed it. so we said ok, we will be, we tried to be compact to try to defend every ball and it's, it's also normal against the team like by and that you can't defend everything. so then you have a goalkeeper or you need to go to friends. i'm happy that i could made a good performance for us and, and of it took this point. labor couldn't have finally won their 1st points of the new bonus like season after beating mines away from home, a shot from exit keel. palazzios was deflected in by mind his tongue burke out to give labor who is in the lead. 10 minutes later,

most of the avi tore through the minds defense before setting up jeremy from boston and from bog, then secured the wind down to the keeper to make it 3 mill. labor cozen was with a convincing when to put their hard start to the season and taking a look at the bonus league a result so far as we saw. glad by how, by our 2 a, draw your berlin destroyed newly promoted chalka 61. and there is labor cousins when he gets mines. dockman kept hand to berlin, windless. often i'm down osburg, an abbe leipzig b. val spoke to mill and that have life said, getting off to a pals he, early on after a hannibal knock sense lacroix, christopher nickel, slotted home to make it one mill and with time ticking away and come co pounced on a deflection to make it to mill. 56 1st. when of the campaign coming

after 2 draws and a defeat which brings us to the rest of the results on friday, i books not pass balsam. coming up on sunday, we have cologne taking on stood guard and bremen battling frankfurt. now from sports to space, the united states was the 1st and still only country to put people on the moon at century later, it wants to do it again. on monday, the u. s. base agency nasa plants to launch the massive rocket built to take astronauts back there is a risky endeavor. this 1st test flight will be carried out. unmanned goal is to send astronauts to live on the moon in preparation to one day sent humans onward to mars. well, here we are, we're going back to the moon, but we're going to live and learn and develop new technologies. because we're

eventually going to mars. in that exploration, we're going to learn new things and develop new things that is going to just as it's been under our space program, our lives here on earth. that's all for now up next year, sports life. taking a look at the side that dominated bonus like a football for the last decade. you know, it, i know it that's fired, munich. statement for that and always stick with us. and visit dubuque. com for the latest. i mean book craft. i'll see you back here soon. niko is in germany to learn german pollution pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free the chef t w's, e learning course, nikos vague. mm.